We couldn’t be happier with the work from P&S Fencing & Decking! They installed over 300 feet of 4-foot flat-top wrought iron fencing, along with two 4-foot walk-through gates with self-closing hinges and one 6-foot gate with self-closing hinges. The craftsmanship is outstanding, and every detail was done with care and precision! What impressed us the most was their efficiency..they knocked out the entire project in just two days without sacrificing quality. The crew was professional, hardworking, and kept everything clean throughout the process. Thanks to P&S, we now have a beautiful, secure yard where our children and dog can safely play, and that peace of mind is priceless. We are incredibly grateful for their work and would recommend P&S Fencing & Decking to anyone looking for quality fencing and exceptional service. Thank you for exceeding our expectations!
Deck Repair and Replacement in Midlothian, TX
P&S Fencing and Decking repairs and replaces worn decks for homeowners across Midlothian, TX and surrounding areas.
Expert Deck Repair and Replacement in Midlothian, TX
Deck repair and replacement in Midlothian, TX means working against a climate that pushes wood hard. Hot summers, year-round rainfall, occasional hard freezes, and the expansive clay soil common across this part of North Texas all work together to loosen fasteners, rot support posts, warp boards, and shift footings. Left alone, small problems become structural ones. P&S Fencing and Decking was started by Shawn and Philip, who built their trade doing the work themselves. That hands-on background shapes how the team approaches every repair job: inspect the full structure first, identify what is actually failing, then fix it right. We handle loose or cracked decking boards, unstable railings, rotted posts, weakened ledger connections, and rusted hardware. When repair is no longer the practical path, we walk you through a full replacement so your outdoor space is safe and solid again. We serve homeowners in Midlothian, Waxahachie, Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Grand Prairie, Arlington, Burleson, and surrounding communities. Call us to get started.
What's included
- Structural problems are caught early before they spread to joists, posts, or footings
- Loose boards, unstable railings, and rotted sections are replaced for a safe surface underfoot
- A repaired or replaced deck holds up better against Midlothian's heat, freeze cycles, and heavy spring storms
- Clay soil movement is accounted for during footing and post work to reduce future shifting
- A solid, well-maintained deck adds usable outdoor living space and improves your home's resale appeal
- Quality is required on every job because Shawn and Philip built this company doing the work themselves
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Deck Repair and Replacement FAQ
Common questions about deck repair and replacement in Midlothian, TX.
If damage is limited to surface boards, railings, or a few fasteners, repair is usually the right call. When posts, joists, or the ledger board are rotted or structurally compromised, replacement is often the safer and more cost-effective path.
The combination of intense summer heat, year-round moisture, and the expansive clay soil common across this part of North Texas accelerates wear on wood and fasteners. Footings can shift as the soil swells and contracts with seasonal moisture changes.
We can repair specific sections when the surrounding structure is still sound. We inspect the full deck first so you only replace what actually needs replacing.
Yes, we serve homeowners across Waxahachie, Burleson, Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Grand Prairie, Arlington, Ovilla, Palmer, Red Oak, Maypearl, Duncanville, Venus, Cleburne, Alvarado, and Midlothian. Call us to confirm service for your address.
Rotted support posts, loose or cracked decking boards, unstable railings, and rusted fasteners are the most common issues we find. Clay soil movement in this area also causes footing shifts that affect the whole structure.
If you notice soft spots underfoot, a wobbly railing, or visible rot on posts or joists, limit use until the deck is inspected. Those signs can point to structural issues that get worse with continued load.
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